Our online process, an industry - leading experience, provides you with a real
credit decision based on the information you provide.
Not exact matches
Creditors make lending
decisions based on the
information they find
on your
credit file, and each will have their own criteria to decide whether to lend money to you, how much, and at what rate of interest.
Lenders
base their
decision strictly
on the
information you provide in your application — no
credit references, bank statements, pay stubs, or tax returns are needed.
With so many businesses making
decisions about you and your finances
based on the
information in your
credit report it is extremely important that they are accurate.
This is because while they may not entirely rely
on one's
credit information to
base their lending
decision, they require something that may guarantee the borrower's ability to repay the loan.
Potential accounts, partners, and even executive talent that is
on the cusp of making a
decision to work with your firm could turn away
based on red flags reported to
credit bureaus whether the
information is accurate or not.
Approval in Principle (AIP): An AIP indicates how much you could borrow
based on the
information you have provided, it performs various criteria and
credit reference agency checks, and gives a conditional
decision to lend
based on its findings.
Our
credit decision was
based in whole or in part
on information obtained from an affiliate or from an outside source other than a consumer reporting agency.
My sense in observing the debate over the appropriate use of employee
credit history is that there's a lack of
information regarding what
credit information employers use, when they collect it and the process that is used to make an employment
decision based on credit history.
Although employers are required to notify job applicants before implementing a
decision not to hire them
based in any part
on information from a
credit report, employer compliance with this rule is difficult to monitor or enforce.
According to one article
on lending parameters, «Data and risk analytics company LexisNexis Risk Solutions is helping bridge the
information gap between banks and businesses by offering alternative - data -
based credit risk assessments for lenders to make smarter, safer lending
decisions.
Under the FCRA, requires that people who make
decisions against someone
based on information in a
credit or background check, notify that person.
What
information you should consider when making a hiring
decision based on a
credit check results
Develop reports utilizing
credit information used in
decision - making
based on authority matrix, company guidelines within centralized team environment.
Lenders may generally ask loan applicants for this
information but they can't make
credit decisions based on it.
Bad
credit history The Fair Credit Reporting Act requires a lender that denies your loan application to tell you whether it based its decision on information contained in your credit r
credit history The Fair
Credit Reporting Act requires a lender that denies your loan application to tell you whether it based its decision on information contained in your credit r
Credit Reporting Act requires a lender that denies your loan application to tell you whether it
based its
decision on information contained in your
credit r
credit report.